针刺对手部握力的即时反应增益:一项实验研究

Sandra Silvério-Lopes, M. Mota
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背景:肌肉力量是完成不同日常任务的重要组成部分,对健康有重要影响。握力可以看作是个体整体力量状态的参数之一。本研究旨在评估针刺后获得握力能力的即时反应。材料与方法:本研究为实验性、定量、部分盲临床试验,并设对照组。样本包括73名非运动员的健康男女志愿者,平均年龄35±10.01岁,按确定性分配顺序交替分为三组:针刺组(GACP n=24)、假针组(Gsham n=25)和对照组(GCRT n=24)。校准的机械手动测功机和针0.25 × 40mm。所有组均进行双手握力测试。平均测量用于统计分析,这是在干预前后进行的程序。GACP在TE5(外关)、ST36(足三里)和GB34(阳陵泉)注射针头。实验组接受了从穴位外放置的浅针。结果:GACP组握力平均增加4.78 Kgf (p = 0.005), Gsham组握力平均增加1.13 Kgf (p = 0.370),未接受针灸干预的GCRT组握力平均减少1.97 Kgf (p = 0.210)。结论:针刺在单一干预中能够立即显著促进4.78 Kgf握力的平均增益强度反应
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IMMEDIATE RESPONSE GAIN IN HANDGRIP STRENGTH WITH ACUPUNCTURE: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
Background: Muscle strength is an important component for performing different daily tasks and has significant effect on health. Grip strength can be considered as one of the parameters of the overall strength state of the individuals. This study aimed to evaluate immediate response of the capacity to gain handgrip strength after the application of acupuncture. Materials and Methods: The study was experimental, quantitative, and partially blind clinical trial with a control group. Sample consisted in 73 healthy volunteers of both sexes, not athletes, with average age 35 ± 10.01 years, which were divided by deterministic allocation with sequential alternation in three groups: acupuncture (GACP n=24), sham acupuncture (Gsham n=25) and control (GCRT n=24). Calibrated mechanical manual dynamometer and needles 0.25 x 40mm were used. The handgrip test was performed in all groups, in both hands. Average measures were used for statistical analysis, a procedure done before and after the intervention. GACP received needles in TE5 (Waiguan), ST36 (Zusanli) and GB34 (Yanglingquan). The Gsham received superficial needles placed out of the acupoints. Results: GACP showed a significant strength gain of 4.78 Kgf (p = 0.005), Gsham showed a non-significant gain of 1.13 Kgf (p = 0.370) and GCRT that did not receive acupuncture intervention showed a non-significant reduction of handgrip strength average of about 1.97 Kgf (p = 0.210). Conclusion: Acupuncture in a single intervention was able to promote an immediate significant average gain strength response in handgrip of 4.78 Kgf
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期刊介绍: The “African Journal of Traditional, Complementary and Alternative Medicines (AJTCAM)” is a peer-reviewed, multidisciplinary, international, scientific Open Access Journal that provides publication of articles on phytomedicines, ethnomedicines and veterinary ethnomedicines. The journal is published by a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) known as “African Traditional Herbal Medicine Supporters Initiative (ATHMSI)”. The Journal welcomes submission of manuscripts that meet the general criteria of significance and scientific excellence. Papers will be published approximately two-to-three months after acceptance
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